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The device is a sign fastening device that is meant to be used
to attach one sign to another one above it. The device is a specially
shaped wire that can be effectively used on the standard signs that
are used in the real estate industry. These signs have holes in
the top and bottom edges that can be ideally joined with the device
of the present invention.
A novel system and method for locating real estate properties for
potential purchase including a graphical locator interface which
permits definition of a desired area for search by placing of a
user-controlled selector on a map displayed on a CRT. Additional
search qualifications including price, type of structure and others
are also specified. The completed specification is then transmitted
to a host system and is used for a search of a database of available
properties.
A library structure for housing in an organized and catalogued
fashion a plurality of video tapes about real estate properties
and related services which includes cabinets and teaser video screens
displaying interesting or featured properties to attract potential
customers of real estate property services.
A comprehensive real estate lockbox system is disclosed which provides
a variety of operational features. Some of these features include
the ability to: record all accesses to all lockboxes; transfer all
or part of such records from the lockboxes to a supervising real
estate agency or board; organize and review such records; facilitate
operation of lockboxes that are mounted in awkward or poorly lit
locations; limit lockbox accesses to preselected agents, agencies
or boards; reprogram lockboxes in the field; monitor redundantly
the status of the lockbox battery; record diagnostic information
on each operation of a lockbox or key; render keys in |